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What is the maximum storage capacity for flammable liquid tanks? How to define the liquid level?

2012-04-16View Original

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Our company’s methylamine storage tank has a capacity of 50 cubic meters, but it is not possible to determine the exact liquid level; I’m not sure what method can be used to figure this out
Reply #22012-04-16
It is recommended to take a look at specifications like these, to consider the type of tank you are using, the relevant coefficients, as well as the level gauges that should be installed; this should be useful.
Reply #32012-04-16
The current maximum capacity for a single storage tank is 200,000 cubic meters for crude oil tanks (CPE design); it seems that the title and content you provided don’t match. Isn’t there a level gauge on the 50-cubic-meter tank? Even if not, one can go up and take a look; a 50-cubic-foot tank isn’t that big.

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